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Council brownfield can provide 1 million new homes

Brownfield can provide one million new homes

A new report has revealed that unused brownfield land under council ownership could house up to one million homes. A report by independent property consultancy...
crossrail, BIM,

BIM the Crossrail Way

In an interview with Malcolm Taylor, head of technical information at Crossrail Ltd, explains to PBC Today what BIM means to Europe’s largest construction project.
Composite bridges could save millions

Composite bridges could save millions

Utilising the latest aircraft technology to build a new generation of bridges can save millions, according to a leading construction consultant company. Composite bridges could...
Energy management in construction

Energy management in construction

Better energy management within the construction industry could provide vital cash savings and contribute to significantly reduced CO2 emissions explains Tom Johnston, Chief Operating...

Energy management in construction: a brighter future

Better energy management within the construction industry could provide vital cash savings and contribute to significantly reduced CO2 emissions explains Tom Johnston, Chief Operating...
Construction growth expected to rise

Construction growth expected to rise

Figures released by Glenigan suggest that the construction sector will see a 7.4 per cent growth in the number of projects started in 2014,...
Construction to start on Newcastle bypass

Construction of bypass awarded to Balfour Beatty

Construction company, Balfour Beatty, has been awarded the £44m contract to widen the A1 Western Bypass around Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The Highways Agency contract to widen the...
local roads

£168m pothole repair fund available for councils

Councils are being invited to bid for a share of a £168m Pothole Fund to repair local roads, making them safer and smoother for motorists, cyclists and other road users
European

The Road to Carbon Reduction

European Commissioner for Energy, Günther H. Oettinger details his proposals for the Energy Roadmap 2050 and how it will influence Europe’s energy strategy. Energy is...
hs2

Stoke-on-Trent’s HS2 vision

Local government leaders in Stoke-on-Trent say that the transformational growth potential of the city’s HS2 proposals will play a major role in filling the...
engineering

Engineering the stars of our future

The Construction Plant-hire Association discuss the benefits and the importance of apprentices for the construction, mechanical and engineering sector. In May 2013 at the inaugural...
regenerating town centres

Sustaining confidence when regenerating town centres

Alan Piper of the Alan Piper Consultancy discusses the importance of sustaining local confidence when regenerating town centres.

All HS2 appeals dismissed

The Supreme Court has today (22 January 2014) unanimously dismissed the appeals against HS2. Responding to the ruling Transport Minister Baroness Kramer said: “We welcome that the...

HS2 milestone reached

A major milestone for HS2 is reached as the first piece of legislation receives the go-ahead. The High Speed Rail Preparation (paving) Act received Royal...

BIM and all it embodies

Daniel Doran, Senior Consultant at BRE (Building Research Establishment) examines the impact and new opportunities BIM offers.

Government sets out CIL reforms

Following on from the Community Infrastructure Levy consultation, a new report sets out further Regulatory Reforms. The Community Infrastructure Levy, introduced in 2010, allows local...